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  • Back to his active lifestyle

    Back to his active lifestyle

    After more than a 2 month-long hospital stay, John couldn’t lift his arms and had to use oxygen and a walker. No one thought he’d get back to his beloved Boundary Waters.  

    Learn how Knute Nelson Home Health Care helped John get back to his passion.

  • Why Knute Nelson Hospice?

    Why Knute Nelson Hospice?

    Our compassionate care team.

    For us, it is more than a job. It's a purpose. A gift. One that when needed, will answer our calling and be there for you and your family every time.

  • Know more and be prepared

    Know more and be prepared

    Is it time to get help for your loved one? Are you unsure of what level of care they may need? 

    Take a short 4-5 minute survey and get answers to your questions and see your Care Needs Score.

Knute Nelson E-Konnect

e-Konnect

Utilizing digital solutions to help you connect with your loved ones. 

Lifestyle Options

Knute Advantage

We offer a full family of aging services so you can receive the same quality of care through every step in your journey.

Knute Nelson Services

time for help?

Learn more about your options and decide the best fit for your care needs with this quick 4-5 minute survey.

 

 

The Mission of
Knute Nelson

To enrich the lives of everyone we serve.

To learn more about our services, call 320-763-6653 today.

News & Stories

Expanding Home Care services in Baxter, MN

October 21, 2021

Baxter, Brainerd and surrounding areas now have a new option for staying safe at home

Best of the Lakes Area Awards—Thank You!

October 21, 2021

Each year, residents of the Alexandria area recognize their favorite businesses and organizations in the Best of the Lakes Contest* (sponsored by the Echo Press). Thank you for recognizing us in eight categories this year. We’re honored!

Back to the Boundary Waters with help from Home Health Care

September 16, 2021

John was the epitome of active. Fishing, hunting, biking, gardening, camping— especially in the Boundary Waters. Then in October 2020, he got COVID-19.

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